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6:52 AM.Business News for 5 September 2025. Audio

6:44 AM.While you may think the worst of the flu season has passed, there are still cases going around. Unichem Pakuranga's Vicky Chan spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

6:37 AM.In Lisbon, at least 16 people have been killed after an accident involving one of the city's iconic yellow funiculars. The ABC's Bridget Rollason spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

6:33 AM.Rural news for 5 September 2025. Audio

6:23 AM.Early Sports Chat for 5 September 2025. Audio

6:19 AM.More than 140 workers at Tasman's Eves Valley Sawmill will be out of the job before Christmas, with the fate of the site now sealed. Adam Burns reports. Audio

6:15 AM.World News Wrap with RNZ's Alice Wilkins. Audio

6:09 AM.The government's proposing changes to deportation laws, to send people home if they've committed a serious crime and been here less than 20 years. Immigration law specialist Alastair McClymont spoke… Read more Audio

6:04 AM.The Warriors have missed a place in the NRL's top four after the Broncos beat the Storm 30-14. Audio

10:00 AM.In today's episode, former Prime Minister Helen Clark is defending her decision to go to China's largest military parade in Beijing; In the wake of the polarising three waters, councils across the… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.Two kororā were killed recently on a coastal road and another pair died on the same stretch in early August. West Coast Penguin Trust manager Inger Perkins spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

8:46 AM.New Zealand-born neo-nazi Thomas Sewell will remain behind bars until at least Friday, when a Melbourne court is set to rule on his bail application. The Age in Melbourne investigative journalist Nick… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Hundreds of food exporters are set to benefit from streamlined changes to trade rules. Radix Nutrition general manager Leighton Cosgrave spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

8:36 AM.Sport news with Barry Guy. Audio

8:32 AM.Market Update with Anan Zaki. Audio

8:25 AM.A fresh bout of inflation is putting pressure on some households. But for others? Budget advisers say it's never really lifted. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

8:20 AM.Teenagers say they'd like adults to give them space to talk about what they see on social media rather than just have it banned. Kate Newton reports. Audio

8:16 AM.There's criticism of the decision of former Prime Ministers John Key and Helen Clark to attend China's Victory Day parade in Beijing. Canterbury University China specialist Anne-Marie Brady spoke to… Read more Audio

8:07 AM.Accounting software giant Xero is launching new AI tools, designed to automate some repetitive tasks. Xero chief executive Sukhinder Singh Cassidy spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

8:06 AM.All Blacks coach Scott Robertson isn't expected to make too many changes to his starting lineup from the side that lost to Argentina for Saturday's Rugby Championship showdown with the Springboks at… Read more Audio

7:54 AM.Two historians at New Zealand's War Memorial who teach thousands of children about the New Zealand Wars, Gallipoli and Vietnam, have lost their jobs. Phil Pennington reports. Audio

7:50 AM.It's day three of annual Koroneihana celebrations where thousands of Kiingitanga supporters are gathering in Ngaaruawaahia. Reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

7:44 AM.Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann has released her yearly report into the judiciary and has said the justice system is under considerable stress. Criminal defence lawyer Marie Dyhrberg spoke to… Read more Audio

7:36 AM.Sport Chat with Barry Guy. Audio

7:33 AM.Market Update with Anan Zaki. Audio